Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-11
I. I- ' KNEH N JU., Proprie'ors ot " Ii trncr's SGt2 C1Tr"

H. H. jC RIVER .G CO,
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 That VIC may emphasize and clearly explain the re@iiou t4e Kidneys sustain to th" general hea j., and how much is dep2Hl'Ut upon t.,2rl. we propose, mot apHusi:.ir SpnaEiuv. to take one from the hinaI bg},, place i1 thr wash DOW b.f1.a us, and examine it for the puhiic benefit.
 You viH imagine tha. we have before us body shaped like q bean. smooth and giisteninE,. aDoGr four inches in length, two in wi't. aad one in thick ness It ordinarily weighs in the adult male 8bout five ounces. hut ia somewhat lighter n the femusn. A small organ? YOU say. But uu.gG tand, the body oi the average -2c nan contains about 'el qUaus ~ t'1gd / ndsch eyery dr0p vJsSeS ibrougi taoa faey8 or socsrs, as they may be cdi.el. wngg iiac, G dag, as u.ten aS th5 hl,It, Waki"gH complete revolution lu H.cs Uy''sUscs. tom the blo"i they separate tEe w..Ste material, !, working away steadily might and day, sleepir- "r waking, t.roiess as ,ut heart itsela, ava 'u!!y of a, much iln",raucc; i; removing impurities 1pm sissv-i,Ce Gri- igaS of Hood ca,h hrar, or #yDGJ forty 'tiuc hlgc.g each tF, or 9,l.5 hogs hol's l year, WHa. wonder that the kiineys oan iost . len .b oi time under thi~ pr1iiars .aln, treated and neLlec,cd as thay a
 We slice this f.tta organ oNen .rugthwie witho on .r''a aud vii rouyh- ly deECr.oo it's iut...
 We ind it to h. ., l Teddish-1rOWn color so,t and e.. iorA, filled with hundreds CL Hft, t.'vs, short and t.TeUl-iiE5, starting !i"u the arteries, ending in little tuit a 1U5 midway from the outside OAeGiu Il G cavity OI con siderable size, whjyhis p3led the Nelvis, or, roughly speakiHa lrk, which IS for tEe puglo.c Of hou,Aa !he water to further undergo puclicat'on HefoJc it passes down from here ruJ' the ure'ers, and so on 10 the o't..,,. o( the body. These little tubes at tla filters which do their work artCn. ally, and right here is loisre tbe ,.sec.,yy llc Kidney .frst begiHS.
 Doing the vast amount of work which they are obliged to, from the slightest irregularity ill our habits. rom cold, from high living, from stimu!ants or thousand and one ot.er causes which occur every day, they become somewhat weakened in their geioc.iorce.
 What is the result Congestion OF Gtoppage of the current of blood in the small blood vessels -urr0unGing them, wA.ch become blocked; these delicate membranes are irIitated: inflammation is set up, then pus is formed, which col lects in the peivis or sac; the tubes are at first partially, and soon are totally, unable 10 do their work. The pelvic sac goes on distending with this corrup- tion, pressing upon tb9 blood vessels. All this time, remember, the blood, which js entering the kidneys 10 be fil- tered, is pasSiay through NiS terrible, dis gu8'i,,g pas, for It cannot take any other route
 Stop end think of .y for moment. Do you roaliZe tEe Importance, ray the vital necessity, of having the kiGnevs IF order? Can you eXpcc; when tney are diseased or obstrIGtcd, nc matter how little, that you can have pure J}JOd grd e5cGre digegSc! | would ta just a8 req soIaOie 10 expect, if a pest house were set across RtpUaway and coU. ess thou- Sanda were ron"ri.yd 10 SO through its pest .p' ia. doUI, ;ud escape from conta- gior ah1 diseasr. .s for one 10 expect thc uJc :o eSvarr --...- ion when con- stani.y luGnine 'i.roH4.Ad diseased kid nev.
 Now, what is the result? Why, dat !he blood i&-cs up and deposits this poison as it sweeps along into every organ, into every men os muscle. tissue. flesh and bone, rom your head ;o your feet. And whenever, V from Lcredtmy influence O. ojhewise, Eoue part of the body is weaker th&r G@m,Cr, acouDt.cs. tsai Of diseases is ea'a.| shed, such as cons m t,o., i- weak itIgs dy,pe, sia, wlle iilerc is g delicate stomach: nervous esS, insanity, paralysis og heart t.gcase i those Nh0 Hay" weak nerves.
 The heGR HguS soc. .e,' '@s z rgis Gt IEs poia9js, r' ., re.of. e5 la,g t.pyG 'u .osp Rfq TGA, 0c'ipa. .l,....., irs stroke il num5er aul force Co com neLsate for the natrrai s,nu.Ha va gBg, iu it's eu deayor 10 crowd tag impure blooi through he's U'- 'IuCtlou. .Gu..ug vgia. palrl-aI0n, OF an "nt-.y-bralta ,laling. Cuuatu!Il a. tni forced labor is. the hear. u!'.,. aDo'. ',:'.I. jccumjnmwerEer and veaSer UaNl ,n. day it aQdAauly stogS, anu death i,,w apparent "hcarr disease" is the y"T..:ri. l
 But tHa mc.i"t, profession. learned and Gig0l,et cal. ae o,saases bvhiab sounding ra,4ea, uca' t..H alone. anl patients Cls Joe Ike aJs i,. are cu.Tr&.g St0W Geaft 10 trs aIGr'l yrljs, constantly adding iIci lry@u, these suupuiat- ing, pus-' Cl h,Gueys which herein our %a5h-bow ,rc very pUraLgtion itself, and WLiC, sLou'a Lave been cureG l.sf,
 But thjs is uo5 Ill the kidneys have to do; for you mEst rem .,ar G&at each adult takes auont seven pounds oi EouiisbIueut every ,wenU-lus lours 10 supply the waste oi the ho3y winch is constantly RUng on, q waste equal to he quantjty taken. This, too, the kIGleys laSe 10 E, ai@t, sym the blood with all o.her GecCHry. matter.
 But you say, u kidneys are all right. have no pain in the back" Mistaken man! People Gie of kidney disease cf so bad q character that the organs are rotten. ana vet they have meter Nere lad c pGiJ. or 0a UcEe
 Why? Berao>e the disease begins, l as we have shown, in he interior of the | kidneys, where Mers a'c fe,y nsrtss O 1 ieeting to convey iae sepa2tion of pain. | Why this is so We nay ever know.
 When you consider their great work, | the delcacy 0! rncir structure, the ease | with waicl. they are o,ranged, can you wonder at he ltl-heatth cf our men and